This demonstrates the importance of mobility of the wrist for activity performance, which is in line with the statements by Buffart et al. [ 18] and Kotwal et al. [ 40].
The medially-directed digit impressions on the manus traces strongly support avian-style anatomical restrictions in the mobility of the theropod wrist.
The HAMIS test focuses on the mobility of the fingers and wrist, and comprises nine items, employing differently sized grips and different movements.
All measurements of AROM for shoulder, elbow, wrist and fingers were transformed to the Vilkki Severity Grading for RLD (HWO) [ 21], which takes in consideration mobility of the shoulder, elbow, wrist and fingers as well as thumb function.
To reduce the mobility of his hands and wrists, he adopted an unconventional grip, holding the club mostly in his palms, rather than in his fingers.
Immobilization generally results in some loss of mobility at the wrist as well as in the forearm's ability to turn the palm upward (supination) or downward (pronation).
For example back, knee and hip pain may be perceived as being debilitating in terms of mobility, whilst shoulder, wrist and hand pain limit daily activities such as washing, cooking, and cleaning [ 15, 37, 38].
When surgical correction of wrist angulation is performed, preserving wrist mobility may be most important for the individual.
The shortened lumbar spine (giving a lowered centre of gravity), broad chest, enhanced mobility of the shoulder joint, and flexible wrist may be related to this feeding style.
